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Curiosity Killed No-One: A Round-Up of eNotes’ Answers Across 10 Subjects
No matter what subject interests you, eNotes has you covered. Check out these recent answers from our expert editors, below: Literature: In Of Mice and Men, who deserves to be punished for Lennie's death? History: What was the Holy Roman Empire? Science: What is the final product of translation as a part of protein synthesis? Math:…
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New Essay Help! A Round-Up of the Week’s Best Q&A
Hey eNoters! Do you have papers coming up? Would you like some help with that? (You're all nodding your heads, aren't you?) Well, hey presto, you're in luck! We've just added twenty recommended questions to our Essay Lab topic that are sure to help you conquer that tough persuasive essay or that seemingly insurmountable research…
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eNotes Q&A Reaches 100k Questions
We're thrilled to announce that the eNotes Q&A section has reached 100,000 student questions. Appropriately enough, the 100k question was asked about one of the most popular novels on eNotes, The Great Gatsby. Click here to read the question and the answer. If you are a student who needs help with your homework, check out…
Gatsby from Multiple Perspectives
After teaching The Great Gatsby for many, many years, I couldn’t help but get bored with the same old interpretation of the geography: East Egg represents the old rich, West Egg represents the new rich, The Valley of the Ashes represents industrialization. Blah, blah, blah. That’s why I was excited to find a totally different (although…
Win a Year’s Supply of Bacon From eNotes!
Sure, we are pretty fond of Sir Francis around here, but nothing beats a sizzling pan full of the other white meat. In honor of every college student's favorite food, eNotes is giving away a year’s supply of bacon. That’s right. A YEAR’S SUPPLY OF BACON from BaconFreak will be delivered to your doorstep, and…
75,000 Questions and Counting in the eNotes Q & A
The internet is full of Q & A sites, each with their particular strengths and quirks. We feel that as far as students are concerned, the eNotes Q & A stands head and shoulders above the rest for many reasons-- chief among them that anyone in the world can pose a question to hundreds of…
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